Development particularities for programming systems of measurement procedures

Muravyov, Sergey V.; Savolainen, Vesa

doi:10.1109/19.252525

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“…Some MIS's use textual measurement programming languages (MPL) to allow the definition of a test procedure by the user [4], [5], [1]. But this language must be a minimal set of phrases covering all possible measurement problems in the given application area [1], thus imposing flexibility limitations to the applications universe of the MIS.…”

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“…There are tools geared to specific tasks, namely: to control the test equipment and perfonn data acquisition, to display data, to analyze the acquired data, to perfonn parameter extraction, and so on. To increase engineering productivity, it is mandatory that these tools be integrated in the same test engineering environment 'This environment can be called Measurement Infonnation System (MIS) [1].…”

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“…Several agents take part in a test/characterization process: people, measurement instruments, and computing tools [2], [3]. A test/characterization procedure is intended to be a description of a reciprocal action sequence of these subjects with the purpose of obtaining infonnation on quantities that are inherent to a measurement object [1].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Several approaches to the problem have been proposed [1]- [10], while none of them satisfy all the above requirements.…”

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confidence: 99%

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This work deals with software environments for autoTfUltic test and characterization of electroelectronical devices, components and circuits. Special attention is paid to the features of testing and characterizing integrated devices and circuits. The subject is treated in two different and complementary views: i) The needs of the test and characterization engineer are addressed. The test engineer carries out physical experiments, which embody measurements and data acquisitions, and proceeds data processing, visualization and analYSis. ii) The needs of the software tools developer, who develops computer programs for the autoTfUltion of the procedures that are usually carried out during test and characterization, are also addressed. After the analysis of the subject under study, a software framework, called SGC ("SisteTfUl de Gerenciamento e Controle"), was proposed and implemented. The SGC framework was implemented under MS-Windows using an object-oriented approach in a PC, a basic hardware in testing laboratories. The SGC framework aims to fUlfill the needs inherent to the autoTfUltic test and characterization, when treated using the approaches mentioned above. The SGC framework is an open system, supporting the easy integration of new software functions to the environment, as well as a practical system/or test and characterization laboratory routines.

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Section: The Tools Levelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%